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Category Archives: Primrose Hill
Sally Kindberg chats to George
I had a fascinating chat with George, whilst I was en route to a picnic lunch in Regents Park. I know George slightly, through his connection to animator/film maker Lotte Reiniger, with whom he worked. I’d often seen him in … Continue reading
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Early spring on Primrose Hill
My early morning walk was a bit earlier than I intended – I misread my clock, thinking it was 8.30 but it was an hour earlier, the light must have woken me. I walked past the hawthorn grove again, no … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Notebooks, Primrose Hill, Sketchbooks
Tagged druids, hawthorn trees, notebook drawings, Primrose Hill, Primrose Hill encounters, spring
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Sally Kindberg and the importance of green spaces (part two)
Not far from where I live is a nature reserve. Its meadow, currently full of wild sweet peas and wild geraniums, is a delight. There’s a beetle hotel there too, built by High Speed Rail in return for … access … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg and the importance of green spaces
The first place I visited when I was well enough after having the Corona virus was the Adelaide Community Garden, where I have a tiny square (3′ x 3′) of herbs – rosemary, Moroccan mint, thyme and hyssop, all planted … Continue reading
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Tagged Adelaide Community Gardens, allotments, Camden, gardens, herb garden, herbs, Primrose Hill, robots
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Sally Kindberg, isolation and twitching
Still in isolation, and still have daily and unwelcome visits from Mr Corona, but this morning enjoyed a bit of bird spotting in the tiny fernery of my back yard, between bouts of fever and headaches.
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Tagged birdspotting, Corona Diary, ducks, isolation, tin toys, twitching
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Sally Kindberg – still in isolation – Camden New Journal, and some info in the British Medical Journal
Yesterday a kind fellow allotmenteer left these, sparkling with raindrops, at the top of my steps. What delight from the outside world. Another kind friend and neighbour took bulbs (a present from someone else) to my tiny allotment square and … Continue reading
Primrose Hill walls and shelves
When not working at my desk I can get distracted by arranging stuff on my shelves and pin boards. Every item has a story to tell, so it’s like assembling a visual diary. Some robots have been consigned to a … Continue reading
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Tagged decorate your walls, labels, packaging, postcard, Primrose Hill, robots, visual ephemera
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My interview with Not Such A Model Mum
Fab interview on Not Such A Model Mum! It was great to chat to Caroline who kindly wrote this feature, and meet her family. And wish my flat had been a bit tidier …
Posted in Books, Primrose Hill
Tagged @notsuchamodelmum, Bloomsbury Childrens Books, books, Draw It! series, interview, Not Such A Model Mum, Primrose Hill
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High Speed Rail hearing at the House of Lords Select Committee
The morning started with hedgehogs. HS2 (High Speed Rail 2) want to use London Zoo‘s carpark as a lorry depot. Hedgehogs live on the leafy edges of the carpark. Could this endangered species survive the estimated two hundred (the number … Continue reading
Primrose Hill Dog Show September 2016
Stylish coats, scarves, tonics, treats (including beer) were all on offer in Primrose Hill at the weekend for a host of canine visitors. Doting owners could get their companions’ portraits painted, or treat them to an ice cream …
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Tagged Claire Thorogood, Dog Show, dogs, portraits, Primrose Hill, Pup aid
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